The National Faith Advisory Board (NFAB) Founder and President Pastor Paula White-Cain has been honoured with one of Liberia’s most distinguished national awards, the Grand Band Star of Africa!

This was made known by NFAB, in its latest newsletter, where it explains that The Star of Africa is a national order awarded by the President of Liberia with the Grand Band being the highest rank within that order.

It adds that the Grand Band Star of Africa is one of the most distinguished awards one can receive from the nation of Liberia and recognizes outstanding service to the nation.

Pastor Paula was awarded in the presence of all of Liberia’s Cabinet members and several prominent personalities.

The Grand Band Star of Africa is conferred upon heads of State, Vice Presidents, Chief Justices, Distinguished Liberians, foreign dignitaries for exceptional service to Liberia (ultimately to people who have made major contributions in government, diplomacy, and public service).

As a recipient of the Grand Band Star of Africa and according to national protocol, Pastor Paula is now considered one of the highest-ranking dignitaries when attending state functions in Liberia.

According to NFAB, this special recognition reflects decades of Pastor Paula’s life’s work and her commitment to advancing faith, freedom, healing, and religious liberty around the world.